Facing a challenging economic environment, Taiwan's new car market saw softened demand in the first half of 2025, particularly among electric vehicles (EVs). In response, Local brand Yulon Motor reaffirmed its commitment to deepening its collaboration with Foxtron Vehicle Technologies, targeting both domestic demand and international markets. At the center of its strategy is the expansion of its Luxgen N7 EV offering.
As industrial automation and robotics evolve at breakneck speed, major global automakers and Tier 1 suppliers are swiftly transforming their production lines into testing grounds for cutting-edge AI and humanoid robots.
Despite lively public debate over vehicle pricing, Taiwan's electric vehicle (EV) market has entered a period of stagnation, as long-awaited tariff agreements with the United States remain unresolved and consumer demand continues to lag. With the lunar ghost month and a traditional seasonal slowdown approaching, automakers and dealers are rushing to stimulate demand through aggressive promotions and equipment upgrades.
Dongfeng Motor Corporation, one of China's largest state-owned automakers, is divesting its 50% stake in Dongfeng Honda Engine Co., a joint venture with Japan's Honda Motor Co., in a move that signals a decisive pivot away from internal combustion engines and toward electric mobility.
